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slasher13
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EvaUnit02 wrote:
slasher13 wrote: Thawe SSL certificate.
Wasn't it Thawte?
Yes... :oops:
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That's pretty much what I said but Slasher has given more detail, some parts of which I didn't know.

Grim you are a worrier :D
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True :D
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bradavon wrote:That's pretty much what I said but Slasher has given more detail, some parts of which I didn't know.

Grim you are a worrier :D
:D, It all down to working in the ecommerce sector which I'm starting to enjoy. Don't feel bad Grim, I have seen alot more clients who don't even setup SSL or a PSP (Payment service provider - worldpay,protx) on their site, and they wonder why no one is shopping on their site :D

It's all good 8)
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I'm gettting a similar message again when using Firefox (not in IE) only this time it affects sites like Amazon.com/UK as well as CD-WOW so I can't sign in.

I get:

Error trying to validate certificate from amazon.com/cd-wow.com using OSCP - unauthorised request.

:?